England & Wales, Quarterly Returns of Prisoners, 1824-1876

1,356,210 taifead

Athraigh catagóir nó bailiúchán

Bliain bhreithe

Bliain

Cuir sonraí leis

Ciontú

Príosún

Clárú

Inscne

Meaitseáil gach téarma go cruinn

Glan foirm

Gach Bailiúchán

Rialtas, Talamh, Cúirt & Uachtanna

Taifid Cúirte

England & Wales, Quarterly Returns of Prisoners, 1824-1876

England & Wales, Quarterly Returns of Prisoners, 1824-1876

1,356,210 taifead

NUA

This collection contains quarterly returns of prisoners held in prisons, asylums and convict hulks across England and Wales, between the years 1824 and 1876. These returns were registered at regular intervals to record the individuals confined in each institution. Records typically include the name of the prisoner, the year of birth, the name and place of the prison, the place and date of conviction, and the date on which the return was registered. Some records also include the date of death.<br><br>The index of this collection was produced by MyHeritage from scanned images of the original documents. © Crown Copyright Images reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives, London, England.

Catagóirí taifead gaolmhara:

Taifid Cúirte

An Bhreatain Bheag

Sasana

Bailiúcháin ghaolmhara

FÉACH AR GACH CEANN

Bailiúcháin ghaolmhara

Príosúnaigh Éireannacha, 1780 - 1867

33,092 taifead

An Ríocht Aontaithe, Cláir Iompair Ciontóirí

123,888 taifead

Albain, Cláir Phríosúin

501,793 taifead

Sasana, Seisiúin Síochána Middlesex agus Westminster

free

82,679 taifead

Sasana agus an Bhreatain Bheag, Clár Póilíní Cathrach na gCoirpeach Cleachtach

free

138,645 taifead

Sampla taifead

Zephaniah WilliamsConviction: Dec 10 1839 - Monmouth, Monmouthshire, Wales

Zephaniah Williams was a Welsh Chartist leader and self-taught geologist, one of three commanders of the Newport Rising of 1839, the last armed insurrection on British soil. He helped lead thousands of workers in a march on Newport demanding democratic rights, was convicted of high treason and initially sentenced to death before being transported for life to Tasmania. Remarkably, he discovered coal on the island, built a considerable fortune in exile, and died a free man in Launceston in 1874.